The four citizen action teams that were formed March 9 to help implement ideas from the deer trustee report reached the halfway point in their deliberations and are leaning in certain directions
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, and recruit warden Brandon Smith patrolled on Lake Superior. Citations were issued for not enough PFDs and too many lines. Members of the Ashland team
Banquet/Fundraiser July 9: Marshview Conservation Club Banquet, 5:15 p.m., Range Line Inn, Kohler. For more info call Ed Mersberger, 920-467-6569. Aug. 10: North Country RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., Quality Inn, Rhinelander. For more info call
BOULDER JUNCTION AREA Walleyes are in the weeds and wood right now on most lakes, but they are deeper on the big, deep lakes. There is still a good minnow bite going on. Smallmouth bass
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Smallmouths and panfish are starting to hit on Big Green Lake in 7 to 15 feet because the water is just starting to warm up a little bit. North Bay Sport
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA On the Lake Michigan side of the peninsula, from Sturgeon Bay south to Algoma, fishermen have been catching a mixed bag of salmon, lake trout, and rainbows. The action could
Ruffed grouse populations in Wisconsin have shown another slight decline this spring, according to results of the recently completed annual roadside ruffed grouse survey.
Several of the more stringent proposals to ban certain types of firearms and ammunition that failed in the U.S. Senate earlier this year have now been incorporated into Wisconsin Assembly bills 221 and 222, which
Gov. Scott Walker cited a lack of public input on motor trolling compromises as the main reason he asked the DNR on Thursday, June 25
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